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At 1:36pm on November 17, 2008, Gary Toth said…
Michael, I was only able to visit the market for a short time. I looked at it from a transportation perspective, where the City shared an urban street for a short time...
pretty cool
At 12:22pm on November 17, 2008, Gary Toth said…
Michael, are the market photos from the market on 13th Street where Boulder converts the street into a shared space once or twice a week?

Gary
At 7:03am on November 15, 2008, Fred Kent said…
You are a fantastic photgrapher. I find that markets are the hardest photos to take because there is so much going on that it is difficult to capture the perfrct scene. Your's are really beautiful!
I am a market "nut". I've visited markets across the country (and in India and in some European countires), have managed markets in CA, CT and PA and have researched markets in Los Angeles and Seattle. If you need assistance with various aspects of your market just contact me. Mike

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A thought about markets

"Markets help to build and empower the communities (residents) in which they are located. This should not be taken for granted. Creating “ownership” on the part of the customers, vendors and managers is vital to success. There is little doubt that markets help customers to become more connected to their communities and managers need to be mindful of this and constantly thinking about connecting with the larger community."

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